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    Fullscreen

    Hi,
    I am searching for a *.fla example of how to do a fullscreen of the flash movie when it starts, but I can't find it, can someone please help me?
    Thanks in advanced!

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    Full screen in a browser or in the projector?

    In a browser, set the width in the object code
    to 100%.

    In the projector use the FSCommands.




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    Best would be to open a new fullscreen popup with only the features you want...

    http://www.flash-db.com/PopUp/

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    Thanks for your answer
    No, I need it to do a fullscreen onces the swf file starts, it should be a fullscreen of the swf file So it will be show as a movie

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    Online or projector file? You haven't answered the question.

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    a projector file

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    Use the FSCommands.
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    Done!
    Thanks!

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    If you´re reproducing from a CD, it would be great and more "user friendly" to implement an autorun.ini

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    rzea, the way i figure it is if they cant figure out how to explore a cd manually within a week (at the most) of owning a computer, they shouldnt own a computer...

    but yea, it would be a good idea to include an autorun.ini file if it's going to be cd-published.

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    yes, thanks

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    Easiest Way

    hi, the easiest way to do it is to go to the first frame and on the actions window insert the following line.
    fscommand("FULLSCREEN", "TRUE");

    That'll do it.

    Good luck

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    Originally posted by rzea
    If you´re reproducing from a CD, it would be great and more "user friendly" to implement an autorun.ini

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    autorun.ini or autorun.inf?
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    "autorun.ini" Mr. Steve_w_V, so that the user doesn´t have to go seacrh for the .EXE or .SWF file and click on it to see the presentation, he just inserts the CD and if the autorun option on the CD ROM unit is activated, the system will automatically look for that .ini file and execute the .EXE/.SWF Sort of the Plug&Play concept.

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    I checked, and it is also used "autorun.inf"

    Any of both works fine, this is what you can do to create an autorun.ini or .inf:

    1. Copy this in a notepad document, just change the name to whatever you named your file (DON´T USE SPACES OR SPECIAL CHARACTERS):

    [Autorun]
    OPEN=INTRO.EXE

    (*) If you are going to use an icon for your animation, add this line at the bottom and change it to the path where your icon is:

    ICON=SETUP\AUTORUN\AUTORUN.ICO

    It will look like this:

    [Autorun]
    OPEN=INTRO.EXE
    ICON=SETUP\AUTORUN\AUTORUN.ICO

    2. Save it as: Autorun.txt

    3. Rename it to: Autorun.ini / .inf

    4. Put it at the root of the CD.

    That´s it, enjoy Hope this helps a little more.

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